No, you cannot use any ink for fountain pen. Fountain pens require a specific type of ink in order to function properly. If you use the wrong type of ink, it can damage the pen or cause it to write poorly.
Fountain pens are not only for special occasions or for those who consider themselves true artists. Many people use fountain pens on a daily basis because they love the way the pen feels in their hand and the way the ink flows so smoothly onto the paper. If you are thinking about using a fountain pen for your everyday writing needs, here are a few things to keep in mind. The first thing you need to do is find a good quality fountain pen that is comfortable for you to hold. You may want to try out a few different pens before you make your final decision. Once you
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Ideal for multiple surfaces including glossy paper metal shrink plastic glass and more
Acid free fade resistant fast drying transparent inks specially formulated to create a colorful polished stone effect
Easy to use precision top bottles
$234
This is a HELL of a lot of fun. Despite having almost no talent for drawing or painting, I've, uh, decorated a few electric guitars with success. Additionally, a little goes a very long way.
4.7/5
TRUSTED QUALITY: We've been making pens for over 100 years. Whether you're taking notes, stocking up on school or office supplies, or writing in a bullet journal, Pilot has the perfect pen for you!
Created using the highest standards and variations of color
POWER TO THE PEN: Pilot makes exceptional writing instruments to suit all your needs. We have fountain, ballpoint, retractable, erasable & gel ink pens, whiteboard markers & more for every writing style.
Ink names derived from Japanese natural landscapes and plants
Enjoy the intense and subtle colors of Japan as you write
$234
When the price of this (Kon-Peki) dropped to $16, I was eager to purchase it. Even though I'm new to using fountain pens, I have to admit that this ink has me thinking of excuses to use it. Just that I like it. Other inks I've used haven't had the same presence as this one. It never fails to make me smile. As a modest (inaudible) form of protest, I have a thing about only using blue ink during Republican administrations, but at this rate, it's difficult to envision switching back to black ink after 2020.UPDATE: Our cat was taken by the nearby child who was watching it while we were out. Evidently, the pre-teen North American boy found the bottle to be immensely alluring. I subtly questioned his mother about it in the hopes that she would figure it out and look into it rather than making me accuse her kid of theft out loud. She didn't, though. I've thus ordered a second bottle, which is incredibly alluring to this forty-something North American male, in order to avoid having to endure that awkward moment. The young boy won't watch the cat ever again. He also has to keep off my grass.
4.6/5
The choice of generations, black collides dramatically with the page to underscore the impact of your words with enduring clarity
Bottled ink for all WATERMAN Fountain Pens
Liquid ink produces an intense line in brilliant colors
The ritual of filling ink from a bottle enhances the noble experience of using classic fountain pens
Composition:Dye based
$234
You might probably guess that since I'm a really serious penmaker and almost exclusively use fountain pens, I'm pretty finicky about what I write with. The closest thing to a true universal ink that exists is Waterman, which is the best general all-purpose ink I've ever used. Although it's not the best in every pen, it's difficult to find one that doesn't like it and writes at least reasonably well with it. It has a smooth, well-lubricated, fairly moist flow with very little feathering or bleed on subpar papers with most nibs. It is an exceptionally courteous and well-behaved ink. I advise beginning users of fountain pens to start with this ink because of its low frustration potential and affordable pricing before going on to other inks.While there aren't as many colors available as with companies like Diamine, Pilot, and Noodler's, each one is rich and opaque and looks well on paper. It lacks the shading and glitter of other boutique inks due to the monochrome opacity, but that naturally also improves its legibility. Serenity Blue is my go-to ink and pen for everyday writing because I adore it so much. Absolute Brown and Harmonious Green are fantastic monotony-busters that will liven up tedious homework or note-taking! Intense Black is unbelievably black, even more so than Sailor Kiwa Guro Nano Black, another pure black that is also a great ink, if you prefer a real black ink to a dark blue-black. Having said that, if you know you'll be storing your pen for a lengthy amount of time without usage, empty and flush it first. It won't clog your pen like some of the boutique pigmented true blacks (particularly Noodler's).You could compare Waterman's to a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord if inks were automobiles. It might not be quick, showy, fancy, or opulent, but it will start every time you turn the key and get you from A to B without a hitch. There is a good reason why this material is regarded as a classic by fountain pen enthusiasts everywhere. It simply works.
4.6/5
Liquid ink produces an intense line in brilliant colors
Like the tranquil echo of a dream, Serenity Blue brings peacefulness to the page, ready to awaken pleasant thoughts
Bottled ink for all WATERMAN Fountain Pens
The ritual of filling ink from a bottle enhances the noble experience of using classic fountain pens
$234
You might probably guess that since I'm a really serious penmaker and almost exclusively use fountain pens, I'm pretty finicky about what I write with. The closest thing to a true universal ink that exists is Waterman, which is the best general all-purpose ink I've ever used. Although it's not the best in every pen, it's difficult to find one that doesn't like it and writes at least reasonably well with it. It has a smooth, well-lubricated, fairly moist flow with very little feathering or bleed on subpar papers with most nibs. It is an exceptionally courteous and well-behaved ink. I advise beginning users of fountain pens to start with this ink because of its low frustration potential and affordable pricing before going on to other inks.While there aren't as many colors available as with companies like Diamine, Pilot, and Noodler's, each one is rich and opaque and looks well on paper. It lacks the shading and glitter of other boutique inks due to the monochrome opacity, but that naturally also improves its legibility. Serenity Blue is my go-to ink and pen for everyday writing because I adore it so much. Absolute Brown and Harmonious Green are fantastic monotony-busters that will liven up tedious homework or note-taking! Intense Black is unbelievably black, even more so than Sailor Kiwa Guro Nano Black, another pure black that is also a great ink, if you prefer a real black ink to a dark blue-black. Having said that, if you know you'll be storing your pen for a lengthy amount of time without usage, empty and flush it first. It won't clog your pen like some of the boutique pigmented true blacks (particularly Noodler's).You could compare Waterman's to a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord if inks were automobiles. It might not be quick, showy, fancy, or opulent, but it will start every time you turn the key and get you from A to B without a hitch. There is a good reason why this material is regarded as a classic by fountain pen enthusiasts everywhere. It simply works.
4.6/5
Genuine WATERMAN ink cartridges fit all WATERMAN Fountain Pens
Smooth flowing ink adds to the sophisticated experience of writing with a classic fountain pen
Skilfully made in France, every WATERMAN pen echoes the genius of founder Lewis Edson WATERMAN, inventor of the first reliable fountain pen in 1883
The choice of generations, black collides dramatically with the page to underscore the impact of your words with enduring clarity
$234
Damn! This has great strength, beauty, and a dreamlike flow. I've got to give Waterman credit; they know how to manufacture ink. I'm writing this from the viewpoint of someone who has purchased Noodler's, which comes in a variety of colors and makes claims of indestructibility (did I just invent a word? Well, whatever.)), J. Herbin (beautiful package, but dripping inks), Pilot, etc., and obviously Waterman. I also enjoy the Watermans. When compared to other manufacturers, it is bad that they only provide a very small range of colors, but they make what they do well. Waterman should take a cue from J. Herbin, whose packaging makes every ink seem stunning. The package created by Waterman does not even begin to convey how stunning their inks are to look at and use.One more thing: I must admit that I mix ink, despite the fact that doing so is not advised and numerous tags and labels on ink bottles have gravely forewarned me against it. Gasp! I do so as long as they are high-quality inks, and I mix them in a different vial—typically a syringe—before using them to refill cartridges. Because I continue to use them and prevent them from drying out, NOTHING has happened so far.
4.6/5
Smooth flowing ink adds to the sophisticated experience of writing with a classic fountain pen
Conjures bottomless wells of ideas from the depths of imagination
Ink cartridges are convenient, neat, and simple to use and replace
$234
You might probably guess that since I'm a really serious penmaker and almost exclusively use fountain pens, I'm pretty finicky about what I write with. The closest thing to a true universal ink that exists is Waterman, which is the best general all-purpose ink I've ever used. Although it's not the best in every pen, it's difficult to find one that doesn't like it and writes at least reasonably well with it. It has a smooth, well-lubricated, fairly moist flow with very little feathering or bleed on subpar papers with most nibs. It is an exceptionally courteous and well-behaved ink. I advise beginning users of fountain pens to start with this ink because of its low frustration potential and affordable pricing before going on to other inks.While there aren't as many colors available as with companies like Diamine, Pilot, and Noodler's, each one is rich and opaque and looks well on paper. It lacks the shading and glitter of other boutique inks due to the monochrome opacity, but that naturally also improves its legibility. Serenity Blue is my go-to ink and pen for everyday writing because I adore it so much. Absolute Brown and Harmonious Green are fantastic monotony-busters that will liven up tedious homework or note-taking! Intense Black is unbelievably black, even more so than Sailor Kiwa Guro Nano Black, another pure black that is also a great ink, if you prefer a real black ink to a dark blue-black. Having said that, if you know you'll be storing your pen for a lengthy amount of time without usage, empty and flush it first. It won't clog your pen like some of the boutique pigmented true blacks (particularly Noodler's).You could compare Waterman's to a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord if inks were automobiles. It might not be quick, showy, fancy, or opulent, but it will start every time you turn the key and get you from A to B without a hitch. There is a good reason why this material is regarded as a classic by fountain pen enthusiasts everywhere. It simply works.
4.6/5
This converter fits all WATERMAN fountain pens sold in the U.S
Liquid ink is smooth-flowing, leaves a solid, confident line, and adds to the sophisticated experience of fountain pen use
Using a refillable converter rather than disposable ink cartridges saves money and reduces waste
Simple plunger-driven ink container refills easily to use liquid ink neatly and conveniently with your fountain pen
$234
You might probably guess that since I'm a really serious penmaker and almost exclusively use fountain pens, I'm pretty finicky about what I write with. The closest thing to a true universal ink that exists is Waterman, which is the best general all-purpose ink I've ever used. Although it's not the best in every pen, it's difficult to find one that doesn't like it and writes at least reasonably well with it. It has a smooth, well-lubricated, fairly moist flow with very little feathering or bleed on subpar papers with most nibs. It is an exceptionally courteous and well-behaved ink. I advise beginning users of fountain pens to start with this ink because of its low frustration potential and affordable pricing before going on to other inks.While there aren't as many colors available as with companies like Diamine, Pilot, and Noodler's, each one is rich and opaque and looks well on paper. It lacks the shading and glitter of other boutique inks due to the monochrome opacity, but that naturally also improves its legibility. Serenity Blue is my go-to ink and pen for everyday writing because I adore it so much. Absolute Brown and Harmonious Green are fantastic monotony-busters that will liven up tedious homework or note-taking! Intense Black is unbelievably black, even more so than Sailor Kiwa Guro Nano Black, another pure black that is also a great ink, if you prefer a real black ink to a dark blue-black. Having said that, if you know you'll be storing your pen for a lengthy amount of time without usage, empty and flush it first. It won't clog your pen like some of the boutique pigmented true blacks (particularly Noodler's).You could compare Waterman's to a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord if inks were automobiles. It might not be quick, showy, fancy, or opulent, but it will start every time you turn the key and get you from A to B without a hitch. There is a good reason why this material is regarded as a classic by fountain pen enthusiasts everywhere. It simply works.
4.5/5
Items delivered: 1 x 60ml bottled ink in Mystery Black by Montblanc / The perfect gift as an addition to fountain pens by Montblanc in an elegant box
The high-quality ink is quick-drying and does not bleed through for a distinctive style of writing / The black ink flows smoothly and will not clog the tip of the pen
The functional design of the jar allows the ink to gather directly below the opening for a convenient refill / The vintage look of the ink pot lends exclusivity to any office desk
The classy black color stands for respectability and enigmatic creations - ideal for executive business and noting down vibrant stories
Montblanc's liquid ink in Mystery Black bestows an exclusive and elaborate style to any writing or drawing - perfect for calligraphy or signing certificates and contracts
$234
Speaking of receiving what you paid forI gave this and two other permanent blue inks some thought as I searched for blue fountain pen ink. Although Montblanc Permanent Blue is more expensive than the other inks I was considering, I have had my eye on it for a while, and the distinctive bottle design is actually what convinced me to buy it (I will never throw away that bottle, no matter what I have in it down the road).Just to say that this ink is wonderful, I'm glad I did bought it. It writes really smoothly, dries quite quickly, shades gently on the correct papers, and even on cheap paper, shades hardly. The color is quite close to what I would call a "pure blue," however it is slightly warmer. It hardly ever bleeds or feathers. I compared it to Noodler's Bulletproof Black and Sepia Tone Platinum Pigment Ink. Although none to a great extent, and to be fair, the Montblanc is also the lightest in value of the three, it ultimately outperformed the other two inks. Both of these other two inks appeared to feather and bleed through the page more than the Montblanc Permanent Blue.I was interested to see how permanent this ink was because I use permanent inks almost exclusively. After doing a little writing and sketching and allowing the page to dry for approximately 30 minutes, I soaked it in water that was still and left it there. There was no discernible more bleeding, and the ink was still clearly legible. When agitated when wet, there was very little run, far less than I had observed with Noodler's waterproof inks. Thus, this is unquestionably permanent in a damp environment (I have not tried solvents on this ink).It falls short in one area when compared to Noodler's and Platinum inks since it may be dramatically and easily faded with an eraser; the other inks are far more permanent in this regard.If you want a high grade ink to write with—and a stunning bottle—this is among the greatest inks I've ever used and is worth the price.
4.4/5
20 ink different color gel pen with 20 different candy color Barrel.
Fasion colorfull design with ergonomic soft touch will bring you comfortable and good mood writing experence
Best choice for notes in class, making a to do list, creating gift cards, doodling, or coloring;suitable for kids and adults.
Colors including bright red ,carrot orange,orange,yellow,light green,medium green,dark green, atrovirens,sea blue,light blue,deep blue,dark blue,purple,light purple,rose red,pink, light coffee ,brown,dark red and black; No fading and keeping brilliant colors
0.5mm Extra Fine Point ,fit more writing on a page or notecard and perfect for create sharper, more detailed drawings.
$234
Seriously, these pens are fantastic! Since I had never heard of this brand before and the reviews were so inconsistent, I wasn't sure what to anticipate. These pens write so smoothly and vibrantly that I'm delighted I ordered. Only one pen, the orange one, out of twenty, gave me trouble. Even then, it had some difficulty writing, so I had to scrawl a little. Well, it's only one pen out of twenty, so whatever. It can be a little deceiving because the white pen actually writes in brown, but I didn't care. I had no problems with leaky pens because each one included a tiny plastic ball on the tip. The delicate tip is wonderful; it makes for beautiful writing. It was excellent because there was little bleeding through and little smearing. These pens didn't have scratchy tips like some fine ones do. I will buy again because this was a wise investment of my money.
4.4/5
The Speedball Super Black India Ink is a free flowing, non-clogging, dye free, ink that offers optimum lightfastness. Non-toxic, 100 percent carbon pigmented ink. Waterproof. Made in the USA. 1 Pint.
Fast-drying for your convenience
Permanent design means ink will not fade or gray
Waterproof so creations will not run after drying
Highly opaque to make a bold and bright statement
$234
My feelings for Speedball Super Black are love-hate. However, this material is perhaps a little underestimated. It works well for brush inking and is quite good when let to condense. However, it flows beautifully when used with a nib (it's one of the better-flowing inks I've used, and I've used a LOT of inks). I frequently use this ink as a basis when blending inks for brush use. Furthermore, it doesn't bleed on any of the superior papers I've used, which are more likely to bleed when using specific inks (like Ultradraw).You just cannot top this thing in terms of value. It is my preferred backup ink. It is simple to obtain, adequate in function, and available in large amounts.
If your pen has ink but won’t write, there are a few things you can try to fix it. First, check the ink level in the pen and make sure it has enough ink. If it does, then try cleaning the pen’s tip with a soft cloth. If that doesn’t work, then you may need to replace the pen’s ink cartridge.
Unused pens can last for years, but the ink may eventually dry out. If you store your pens properly, they should last for years without any issues.
A bottle of fountain pen ink can last anywhere from a few months to a few years. It all depends on how often you use your pen and how much ink you use each time. If you use your pen regularly, you may need to replace your ink sooner than if you only use it occasionally.
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the type of pen and personal preferences. Some people prefer to store pens up so that the ink does not dry out, while others prefer to store them down so that the ink does not leak. Ultimately, it is up to the individual to decide which method works best for them.
No, you should not shake fountain pen ink. This will cause the ink to foa
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